Chaos as Camaguey election clashes leave seven dead
In Camaguey a two hour battle between Menocal supporters and police left seven killed and fifty seven wounded. A special train was derailed, fires, smashed windows, and rioting followed as soldiers restored order. Wires between Havana and Camaguey were cut at 2:85 AM. Members blame each other over the fatal election fight amid Cuban political tension.
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Havana
Camaguey
Menocal
Camacucy
General Menocal
Zayas
General Machado
Menoccal
Cimaguey Police
Elyria Girl Wins Essay Cup On Citizen Military Training
Miss Jane Noody, a Lorain County high school sophomore, won the silver cup for the best essay on citizen military training camp benefits for the Fifth Area covering Ohio and adjoining plates. Attorney George H. Chamberlain, Lorain county chairman of the military training camps association, presented the cup at special exercises at the school.
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Elyria
Jane Noody
Ohio
George H. Chamberlain
Lorain County
Military Training Camps Association
Letter Found Proves Premeditated Murder Suicide
In Bucyrus Ohio a letter seized from the dead man’s pockets shows Gilbert Stull planned killing his wife and himself. The note, written at Iremont on September 10, names his siblings. Mrs. Stull, though improving, will be permanently disabled by a broken collarbone from the shooting.
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Bucyrus
Mabel Kay
Toledo
Gilbert Stull
L.re
Iremont
Third Official to Face Trial Today in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 6 three former Municipal Savings & Loan officials face trial for embezzling $241,000 from the Municipal Savings & Loan company. Sol Peskind, called mastermind, and Ben Karp, his alleged right hand, are to stand trial in common pleas court alongside receivership cases involving Representative Realty and four allied corporations. Peskind predicted a quick vindication on the eve of proceedings.
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Cleveland
Municipal Savings & Loan Company
Sol Peskind
Municipal
Representative Realty Company
Common Pleas Court
Ben Karp
Pesking
What Are Your Children Reading
The Athens Messenger Information Bureau urges parents to choose child friendly books by great child loving authors that meet standards of good literature. A free booklet One Thousand Useful Books lists suitable titles for under eight, eight to twelve, and older children. Enclose two cents for return postage. Frederic J. Haskin Director.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Chinese battle sharpens as Kiangsu offensive stalls
In Shanghai region on October 6 the Kiangsu offensive concentrates near Sun Kiang with minor gains while Chekiang defenses hold. Desultory shelling hits Huangetu and Liuho as Chang Tso Lin forces push toward Jehol with reports of several town captures.
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Shanghat
Sun Kiang
Huangetu
Liuho
Chang Tso Lin
Jehol
October Term Opens at Common Pleas Court
Large crowd fills courthouse as Judge Worstell impanels grand jury and sets docket for about fifty cases. Prosecutor RK W Finsterwald briefs jurors on procedures while hearings and settlements are arranged for many non support, liquor, and larceny charges.
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Eal Court
Worstell
RK. W. Finsterwald
C A Students 10 Get Employment
Definite arrangements to place Ohio University students in campus jobs are under way this week. W H Ludwig, student pastor of the Y M C A, heads student employment and has called a joint meeting with the Y M C A and Campus Service commission for Thursday afternoon. Many requests have been received for student sales positions.
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Ohio University
W. H. Ludwig
Ludwig
Campus Service Commission
Two Wrecks Along Marshfield Road Near Athens
A pair of Sunday night crashes on New Marshfield Road near Margaret's Creek and the Athens Rifle Club shooting range damaged a Chevrolet and a Ford coupé, uprooting a telephone pole. No injuries reported. passenger names not learned.
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New Marshfield Road
Chevrolet
Margaret's Creek
Athens
Stoeckel divorce suit filed in Common Pleas court
Ethel Stoeckel sues for divorce from Robert Stoeckel alleging failure to provide since their Aug 10 1915 marriage and a May 1916 beating. The couple has no children.
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Ethel Stoeckel
Robert Stoeckel
Common Pleas Court
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
Red and watery eyes respond rapidly to Lavoptik eye wash blends including camphor witch hazel hydrastis. A single bottle is claimed to help sore red or watery eyes with a free eye cup offered by Gibson's Pharmacy.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
New Method Heals Rupture Promoted by Dr. Andrews
In Kansas City the Hernia specialist Dr. Andrews announces a new treatment for rupture weighing only a few ounces. He claims no belts or straps and reports many patients with long double ruptures healed. Free trial offered to readers of The Messenger at 4753 Koch Bldg. Kansas City MO.
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Kansas City
Andrews
President Coolidge Speaks at Red Cross Meeting
President Coolidge opens the American Red Cross annual meeting in Washington praising the charity’s universal work and urging civilization to advance through brotherly love and selfless aid. He cites relief after the Japanese earthquake and envisions a world freed from armament costs where Red Cross missions flourish.
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Washington
Coolidge
American Red Cross
Mercy
United States
Red Cross
Mr. Coolidge
Europe
America
Red Cro
Boy survives fall as mother fights fire in West Virginia
In Wheeline, West Virginia, Selin Forlen six was hurled from a second story window by flames and rescued from the pavement by a firefighter after his mother, discovering the blaze, blocked the escape by the stairs.
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Wheeline
W. Va
Selin Forlen Six
Banished by Own Banishing Lawyer Bob Carruthers
Bob Carruthers a Liberty town character is banished forever by his own suit as he acts as judge in a self trial. In Clay county Kansas he, arraigning himself for drunkenness, pronounces his own exile after delivering eloquent defense and prosecution. The judge upholds the sentence and Carruthers disappears into exile.
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Kansas City
Bob Carruthers
Liberty
Carruthers
Clay County
Jone
M. J. Swanner
Arden
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair Shines
A grandmother kept hair dark and glossy using a Sage Tea and Sulphur mix marketed as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drugstores carry a ready to use bottle with added ingredients, praised by a downtown pharmacist for natural darkening that’s hard to detect.
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Wyeth
Wolfe Clan Holds Annual Reunion at Athens Fair Grounds
The George Wolfe descendants gathered at the Athens Fair Grounds with 149 registered attendees. Deaths listed for the year included Mary Wolfe Howard Polly Sweet Wolfe and Millijah Howard. Births were Wrythe Cora Boudinot and Rowena Joy Duncan. A straw vote showed Coolidge leading La Follette and Davis. Four surviving Wolfe brothers Frank and Emery in Athens Albert in Columbus and Riley in Trimble attended.
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George Wolfe
Athens Fair Grounds
Mary Wolfe Howard
Polly Sweet Wolfe
Millijah Howard
Wrythe Cora Boudinot
Rowena Joy Duncan
Coolidge
la Follette
Davis
Wolfe
Frank
Athens
Albert
Columbus
Emery
Riley
Trimble
Rev Kruse Assigned to Fayette Church
Rev M Ts Kruse, pastor of the United Brethren church in Sherwood for the past two years, has been assigned the pastorate of a church in Fayette.
Foot Shapes Said to Reveal Character Says Dr Scholl
Dr William M Scholl rejects French pedologists claims that big toes or other foot shapes expose personality traits. He cites skeletal mechanics and footwear as factors shaping feet and warns that posture and activity influence foot form. He notes arch height and foot type reflect heritage and temperament, from artistic sensitivity to perseverance.
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New York
William M. Scholl
Paris
Dr. Scholl
Auto accidents in Columbus injure four. two fatal outlooks
Columbus Ohio dispatch reports four people injured in weekend auto crashes with two in critical condition. The most serious injuries were to Reymond Kuhn, 19, with a broken back, and William Ellis, 45, who suffered a fractured skull.
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Columbus
Reymond Kuhn
William Fllis
Grange Plans Free Talks by State Education and Wooster Experts
Coshocton hosts a series of free public meetings and entertainments arranged by the grange with speakers Vernon M. Riegel State Director of Education and C G Williams of the Ohio agricultural experiment station Wooster.
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Coshocton, CO
Vernon M. Riegel
C. G. Williams
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Grange
Joy Kills Inventor Who Perfected New Air Motor
Extreme joy over a compressed air motor believed to have caused the death of Viviani Generini, aged sixty one. The inventor was found dead across the mar in his experimental shop after years of work.
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Rome
Viviani Generini
Mar
Fatal election result noted in Camaguey outbreak
A fragment reports a deadly election event in Camaguey with seven fatalities amid heavy reinforcement. The sparse text mentions the incident as a significant outcome of the election period.
Dreco Praise from Pontiac Couple After 35 Years
Photographer Frank Perkins of Pontiac Michigan testifies that nightly cathartics for 35 years gave way to Dreco. He reports constipation relief digestion cramps gas improved sleep and calmer nerves. His wife also improved indigestion liver trouble and general weakness after using Dreco. Drugstores stock Dreco and local residents report relief from numerous ailments.
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Mr. Perkins
Mrs. Perkins
Frank Perkins
Pontiac, Mich
Dreco
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